PhysOrg has the details on the latest royal presence in Cairo:
… Read the rest “Egyptian princess found. (Not alive.)”Czech archaeologists have unearthed the 4,500-year-old tomb of a Pharaonic princess south of Cairo, in a finding that suggests
Nature reveals a setback in the search for life on Mars. We’re learning more about the atmosphere there, and there doesn’t seem to be enough methane:
… Read the rest “Cold planet Mars.”On Earth, life is responsible
We had big plans then, two years after we’d landed on the Moon. We had to be prepared.
found on archive.org (pdf).
Mount Washington Valley Astronomy marks a dozen years of humans living in space:
… Read the rest “Happy 12 years in space, ISS astronauts.”On the 12th anniversary of crews continuously living and working aboard the International Space Station,
Yep. It’s the beholder. Discover shows how a D&D-playing kid helped solve a longstanding problem with how humans react to eyes:
… Read the rest “12-year-old solves psych problem with Monster Manual.”In 1998, [University of British Columbia psychologist
Digital Journal points out that we might already be in contact with aliens – we’re just not looking for the right kind of messages:
… Read the rest “Alien communication: More like Twitter, less like War and Peace.”The theory, proposed by James Benford, his
Hi, neighbors.
Map found on Wikimedia Commons. It’s part of a larger series showing where we are relative to everything.
Everything.
Nature has a great pictorial guide called How to eat a Triceratops:
… Read the rest “Step one: obtain a 3,000-gallon iron cauldron.”Denver Fowler at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana, and his colleagues studied numerous Triceratops specimens
Nature listens to the strange tale of the beluga that sang like a human:
… Read the rest “Whale speaks human.”“Who told me to get out?” asked a diver, surfacing from a tank in which a whale named NOC lived. The beluga’s caretakers
And let me tell you, Nature is none too pleased:
… Read the rest “Italy imprisons seismologists for failing at earthquake warning.”The meeting was unusually quick, and was followed by a press conference at which the Civil Protection Department and local authorities reassured
You remember Lake Vostok, yes? The Antarctic lake where scientists pulled up some water from 20 million years ago, just to see what things might have survived? Well, New Scientist says, … Read the rest “Lake Vostok is still and lifeless. Perhaps.”
BBC reports on the linguists who have started puzzling out how to read and write in proto-Elamite:
… Read the rest “The oldest un-translated language is getting clearer.”“I think we are finally on the point of making a breakthrough,” says Jacob
A prehistoric non-bird, found via Scientific Illustration.
(Not to be mistaken for the rather unpleasant crusts on the mouths of fever sufferers.)
If there’s something familiar… Read the rest “Science Art: Sordes by John Sibbick”
The nearest solar system to ours, National Geographic confirms, actually has a planet in it:
… Read the rest “We’ve got a neighbor (in Alpha Centauri).”The planet orbits very close to Alpha Centauri B—the smaller of two paired stars—and likely
Laboratory Equipment has some good news about a guy who’s had a pretty hard time… Richard Lee Norris needed a new face, and he got one from the University of Maryland that seems… Read the rest “Face transplantee can see, smell, taste… and SMILE again.”
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